Roland J Fuchs
Biographic Data
| ID | 733533 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roland J Fuchs |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roland J |
| FAMILY NAME | Fuchs |
| SIGNATURE | FUCHS R J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hawaii System |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
George Demko, 1933-2015
Our memorial to a longtime friend, George Demko, looks at his career accomplishments through the eyes of some of his former students, colleagues, and a publisher. In their own words, rather than ou
Climate Change and Asia’s Coastal Urban Cities
The scientific literature has documented the growing risks of flooding posed for Asia’s coastal cities by the combination of climate change, as reflected in sea level rise and intensified storms and storm surges, and ongoing urban growth in low-lying coastal zones. These issues were already elaborated in the 2007 IPCC (IPCC, 2007) reports but recent studies indicate that climate change, sea level rise and the sinking of the deltas on which most A…
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Urbanization and Urban Policies in Pacific Asia
Urbanization and Urban Policies in Pacific Asia
This is a collection of papers by various authors on aspects of urbanization in Asian countries bordering the Pacific. The papers were presented at a conference held April 8-12 1985 in Honolulu Hawaii. The 16 papers are grouped under 8 general headings: the implications of demographic and economic change for urbanization; the international economy and national urbanization; mobility labor markets and the welfare implications of urbanization; effe…
Urbanization and Urban Policies in Pacific Asia
Urban Functions in Rural Development
(1987). URBAN FUNCTIONS IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT: IDEOLOGY AND PLANNING IN THE USSR. Urban Geography: Vol. 8, Socialist City I, pp. 293-308
Geographical Studies on the Soviet Union
Geographical Studies on the Soviet Union
Rethinking population distribution policies
Theoretical Population Geography
Secondary Cities in Developing Countries
Why Secondary Cities Are Critical for National Development Defining 'Secondary Cities' Dynamics of Growth in Middle-Sized Cities The Functions of Secondary Cities Strategies for Secondary City Development Planning and Managing Secondary City Development
Urban Change in Eastern Europe
Geographic Inequality Under Socialism∗
Many studies have documented the existence of spatial socio-economic inequalities in developing nations, as well as developed, Western nations with market economies. Such spatial inequalities generally have been ascribed to deficiencies in the political, social, and economic systems prevailing in these states. Some writers have implied that under Marxist forms of socialism such inequalities would not occur and that territorial or spatial justice …
Population Distribution Policies in Developed Socialist and Western Nations
The population distribution policies and instruments used in the developed European countries with particular reference to Poland Hungary the German Democratic Republic Czechoslovakia and the USSR and the developed marked and mixed economies of Western Europe North America and Australia are examined. The development of population distribution policies and policy objectives in each group of countries is discussed along with a detailed comparison o…
Theoretical Problems of Geography
Theoretical Problems of Geography
The Postwar Mobility Transition in Eastern Europe
In this article we shall examine the decline of migration and its replacement by commuting in Eastern Europe specifically in the advanced industrial nations of the Soviet Union the German Democratic Republic Czechoslovakia Poland and Hungary. Since World War II these countries have experienced changes in mobility that are characteristic of the passage in Zelinskys model from the Early Transitional Society phase through Advanced Society phase and …
Geographical Perspectives in the Soviet Union
Geographical Perspectives in the Soviet Union
Geographical Perspectives in the Soviet Union
Bhutan
Britain and Northern Ireland in Maps
Soviet Agricultural and Peasant Affairs
Soviet Urban Geography—an Appraisal of Postwar Research 1
The Postwar Mobility Transition in Eastern Europe
In this article we shall examine the decline of migration and its replacement by commuting in Eastern Europe specifically in the advanced industrial nations of the Soviet Union the German Democratic Republic Czechoslovakia Poland and Hungary. Since World War II these countries have experienced changes in mobility that are characteristic of the passage in Zelinskys model from the Early Transitional Society phase through Advanced Society phase and …
Geographic Inequality Under Socialism∗
Many studies have documented the existence of spatial socio-economic inequalities in developing nations, as well as developed, Western nations with market economies. Such spatial inequalities generally have been ascribed to deficiencies in the political, social, and economic systems prevailing in these states. Some writers have implied that under Marxist forms of socialism such inequalities would not occur and that territorial or spatial justice …
Rethinking population distribution policies
Population Distribution Policies in Developed Socialist and Western Nations
The population distribution policies and instruments used in the developed European countries with particular reference to Poland Hungary the German Democratic Republic Czechoslovakia and the USSR and the developed marked and mixed economies of Western Europe North America and Australia are examined. The development of population distribution policies and policy objectives in each group of countries is discussed along with a detailed comparison o…
Urban Change in Eastern Europe
Theoretical Problems of Geography
Secondary Cities in Developing Countries
Why Secondary Cities Are Critical for National Development Defining 'Secondary Cities' Dynamics of Growth in Middle-Sized Cities The Functions of Secondary Cities Strategies for Secondary City Development Planning and Managing Secondary City Development
Urban Functions in Rural Development
(1987). URBAN FUNCTIONS IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT: IDEOLOGY AND PLANNING IN THE USSR. Urban Geography: Vol. 8, Socialist City I, pp. 293-308
Geographical Studies on the Soviet Union
Soviet Urban Geography—an Appraisal of Postwar Research 1
Intraurban Variation of Residential Quality
TfVESIJDENTIAL quality is not < uniform within cities. Instead, _?L\X.. the dwelling units within a city vary from place to place in this respect. While urban students and even casual observers are aware of this, little study has been made of the degree of variation of residential quality in particular cities and how the range differs from city to city. The problem can be studied at various levels; for example, one could study variation of qualit…
Intraurban Variation of Residential Quality
TfVESIJDENTIAL quality is not < uniform within cities. Instead, _?L\X.. the dwelling units within a city vary from place to place in this respect. While urban students and even casual observers are aware of this, little study has been made of the degree of variation of residential quality in particular cities and how the range differs from city to city. The problem can be studied at various levels; for example, one could study variation of qualit…
Economic Atlas of the Soviet Union
Soviet Urban Geography—an Appraisal of Postwar Research 1
Britain and Northern Ireland in Maps
Soviet Agricultural and Peasant Affairs
Bhutan
Geographical Perspectives in the Soviet Union
Geographical Perspectives in the Soviet Union
Geographical Perspectives in the Soviet Union
Theoretical Problems of Geography
The Postwar Mobility Transition in Eastern Europe
In this article we shall examine the decline of migration and its replacement by commuting in Eastern Europe specifically in the advanced industrial nations of the Soviet Union the German Democratic Republic Czechoslovakia Poland and Hungary. Since World War II these countries have experienced changes in mobility that are characteristic of the passage in Zelinskys model from the Early Transitional Society phase through Advanced Society phase and …
Geographic Inequality Under Socialism∗
Many studies have documented the existence of spatial socio-economic inequalities in developing nations, as well as developed, Western nations with market economies. Such spatial inequalities generally have been ascribed to deficiencies in the political, social, and economic systems prevailing in these states. Some writers have implied that under Marxist forms of socialism such inequalities would not occur and that territorial or spatial justice …
Population Distribution Policies in Developed Socialist and Western Nations
The population distribution policies and instruments used in the developed European countries with particular reference to Poland Hungary the German Democratic Republic Czechoslovakia and the USSR and the developed marked and mixed economies of Western Europe North America and Australia are examined. The development of population distribution policies and policy objectives in each group of countries is discussed along with a detailed comparison o…
Theoretical Problems of Geography
Urban Change in Eastern Europe
Rethinking population distribution policies
Theoretical Population Geography
Secondary Cities in Developing Countries
Why Secondary Cities Are Critical for National Development Defining 'Secondary Cities' Dynamics of Growth in Middle-Sized Cities The Functions of Secondary Cities Strategies for Secondary City Development Planning and Managing Secondary City Development
Geographical Studies on the Soviet Union
Geographical Studies on the Soviet Union
Urban Functions in Rural Development
(1987). URBAN FUNCTIONS IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT: IDEOLOGY AND PLANNING IN THE USSR. Urban Geography: Vol. 8, Socialist City I, pp. 293-308
Urbanization and Urban Policies in Pacific Asia
This is a collection of papers by various authors on aspects of urbanization in Asian countries bordering the Pacific. The papers were presented at a conference held April 8-12 1985 in Honolulu Hawaii. The 16 papers are grouped under 8 general headings: the implications of demographic and economic change for urbanization; the international economy and national urbanization; mobility labor markets and the welfare implications of urbanization; effe…
Urbanization and Urban Policies in Pacific Asia
Urbanization and Urban Policies in Pacific Asia
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